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Media industries (the theoretical framework)
Quick questions on Regulation (Livingstone and Lunt) - OCR A-Level Media Studies media industries
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What are the UK regulators?Show answer
Knowing which regulator covers which form lets you apply regulation precisely to a set product (a radio brand is regulated by Ofcom; an advert by the ASA).
What is the tension?Show answer
Livingstone and Lunt argue regulation involves a fundamental tension between two aims:
What is the difficulty of regulating converged, global media?Show answer
Livingstone and Lunt argue the balance has become harder to strike because of globalised, converged and online media:
What is q1?Show answer
Explain the tension Livingstone and Lunt identify in media regulation. [5 marks]
What is q2?Show answer
Explain why regulating converged and global media is difficult, using Livingstone and Lunt. [10 marks]
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